My personally selected top ten from the links I shared on Twitter 6.25.2011 through 7.1.2011. 1. Definitely! RT @pcsweeney: Could Google+ Ruin Your Online Personal Brand? great post from Patrick Sweeney that will get you think about what information we're supplying Google and others. I started thinking about the amount of metadata that we are creating for … Continue reading Top 10 Links 2.26: Google+, Digital Illiteracy, Staying Positive and More!
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Top Ten Links Week 19
My personally selected top 10 from the links I shared on Twitter from 5/7/2010 thru 5/13/2010 1. kindness is one of the simplest things that make the biggest different How to Be Kinder: 11 Fine Tips If you only read one thing from this post read this one. We could use a little more kindness … Continue reading Top Ten Links Week 19
My Favorite Privacy Quotes – A Top Ten Countdown
As part of National Privacy week I thought I would share some of my favorite quotes about privacy. Hopefully they will get you thinking about privacy, if you weren't before, and spark some conversation. 10 . Our work to improve privacy continues today. - Mark Zuckerberg CEO of Facebook I don't think I really have … Continue reading My Favorite Privacy Quotes – A Top Ten Countdown
I’ve Got Google, Why Do I Need You?
A student's perspective on Academic Libraries. I've Got Google, Why Do I Need You?http://static.slidesharecdn.com/swf/ssplayer2.swf?doc=idaaalenemtacl10-100428050009-phpapp01&rel=0&stripped_title=ive-got-google-why-do-i-need-you View more presentations from Ida Aalen.
Google’s Social Circle & Social Search May Not Violate Any Privacy Laws But It Gives Me The Creeps
Yesterday I noticed something new in my google search Results from people in your social circle for google social search. It looked like this When I clicked on the link that said Results from people in your social circle for google social search it took me to a page that was just content from my … Continue reading Google’s Social Circle & Social Search May Not Violate Any Privacy Laws But It Gives Me The Creeps
Commentary On the Digital Divide from the Chief Executives of Netflix & CommonSenseMedia
If you're thinking about transliteracy you almost have to be thinking about the digital divide. What does it mean? Is it real? How will we close the gap? This New York Times piece Will the Digital Divide Close by Itself? From the Google's Breakthrough Learning in a Digital Age provides a look at and arguments … Continue reading Commentary On the Digital Divide from the Chief Executives of Netflix & CommonSenseMedia
Does the average Joe really need to know what a browser is?
Jessamyn West shared this yesterday “A team from Google interviewed dozens of people in Times Square the other day, asking a simple question: What’s a browser? This was in an effort to understand and improve the customer experience of Google’s own browser, called Chrome. Turns out that over 90% of the people interviewed could not … Continue reading Does the average Joe really need to know what a browser is?
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